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Elon Musk sends engineers to help with Thai cave rescue

Elon Musk is sending engineers to help rescue the young football team trapped in a cave in Thailand.

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A tweet from Elon Musk's account read: "Sorry pedo guy, you really did ask for it." Source: AAP

Elon Musk says he is sending engineers from two of his companies to Thailand to see if they can help bring out the members of a young football team trapped in a flooded cave.

Musk tweeted the announcement after another Twitter user pleaded for him to help the 12 boys and their coach, who have been underground for almost two weeks.

In a series of tweets, Musk said his Boring Co, which digs tunnels for advanced transport systems, has advanced ground penetrating radar, and brainstormed that an air tunnel constructed with soft tubing like a bouncy castle could provide flexible passage out.

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He said engineers from his Boring Co and SpaceX companies needed to be on site to appreciate the complexities of evacuation.

There has been no immediate official reaction to his plans.

The Thai boys were pictured with Navy Seals inside the cave in northern Thailand.
The Thai boys are with Navy Seals inside the cave in northern Thailand. Source: AAP


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